At the end of August the entire DC line is getting a reboot. Everything, including Action Comics (which recently suprassed issue 900), is getting a new #1. Updated origins. New costumes. No convoluted backstories. A perfect jumping on point for anyone. Everything will be available digitally.
There is no god. I’m excited. I’m hesitant. I kinda don’t wanna buy anything until August since its all moot.
A man in suing Apple because he says that, in 1989, he created iPod, iTunes and the iPhone, down to exact details of the final products today. Yeah, and also Sarah Jessica Parker and Robert Downing Jr. were involved with the FBI in getting this information from him. I shit you not. Go read it.
Here are few more gems from that psychology survey, which I found out was simply entitled “Psychological Experiences”
Confidential surveys be damned, this one is so weird that I have to share it.
I have to take Psychology surveys for my Intro to Psychology class. Most have your typical classification questions. This particular has a bunch of those, and they’re really weird. For instance, take a gander at number 5 up there. No, I don’t have a limp due to a skydiving accident…
The survey goes on to ask if I have ever had experience with ESP, astrology or seeing the future. Constantly asks if I think people are talking shit about me (though, in a more professional manner, of course), and even asks this gem: “When you look at a person, or yourself in a mirror, have you ever seen the face change right before your eyes?”
It also likes to ask if you’re odd, eccentric, carry bizarre conversations, have had people comment on your odd nature, if I believe in telepathy, if I’ve ever felt the presence of something that isn’t there and if I believe in invisible beings. And it really likes to ask if I see hidden meanings and messages, specifically for me, in advertisements and commercials. Also, for some reason it asked me this: “There have been a number of occasions when people I know have said to hello to me.” What? No, of course not!
So, I’m not sure if they’re trying to weed-out paranoid people or find them, but this survey is pretty damn amusing.
I really want to meet the person who made this website. They’re probably a relative of mine who has been shunned from the family for tying up the family duck. See, because thats what my North Carolina family does. Has ducks for pets.
